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Seagrass Organic Carbon Stocks Are Not Correlated with Seagrass Abundance at Local Scale, but Loss of Seagrasses Does Lead to Decrease in Surficial Sediment Organic Carbon at the Seascape Scale in BermudaNARA Subscribed
Estuaries and Coasts · 2025 · Vol. 48 · Issue 4 · Springer
James W. Fourqurean; Johannes R. Krause; Sarah A. Manuel; Kathryn A. Coates; Philip E. Worboys; Juan D. Gonzáles-Corredor; Treiana D. Zuill; Ana Roden; Justin E. Campbell
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Climate oscillations drive nutrient availability and seagrass abundance at a regional scaleNARA Subscribed
Limnology and Oceanography · 2025 · Vol. 70 · Issue 3 · Wiley
Johannes R. Krause; Ana Roden; Henry Briceño; James W. Fourqurean
Seagrasses are increasingly recognized for their ecosystem functions and services. However, both natural and anthropogenic stressors impact seagrass functional traits, for example by altering nutrient regimes. Here, we synthesize 27 yr of data from regional, long‐term seagrass and water quality monitoring programs of south Florida to investigate the impacts of relative nutrient availability on seagrass abundance (as expressed...
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Evolving and Sustaining Ocean Best Practices and Standards for the Next DecadeOA Marine
Frontiers in Marine Science · 2019 · Vol. 6 · Frontiers
Jay Pearlman; Mark Bushnell; Laurent Coppola; Johannes Karstensen; Pier Luigi Buttigieg; Francoise Pearlman; Pauline Simpson; Michele Barbier; Frank E. Muller-Karger; Cristian Munoz-Mas; Peter Pissierssens; Cyndy Chandler; Juliet Hermes; Emma Heslop; Reyna Jenkyns; Eric P. Achterberg; Manuel Bensi; Henry C. Bittig; Jerome Blandin; Julie Bosch; Bernard Bourles; Roberto Bozzano; Justin J. H. Buck; Eugene F. Burger; Daniel Cano; Vanessa Cardin; Miguel Charcos Llorens; Andrés Cianca; Hua Chen; Caroline Cusack; Eric Delory; Rene Garello; Gabriele Giovanetti; Valerie Harscoat; Susan Hartman; Robert Heitsenrether; Simon Jirka; Ana Lara-Lopez; Nadine Lantéri; Adam Leadbetter; Giuseppe Manzella; Joan Maso; Andrea McCurdy; Eric Moussat; Manolis Ntoumas; Sara Pensieri; George Petihakis; Nadia Pinardi; Sylvie Pouliquen; Rachel Przeslawski; Nicholas P. Roden; Joe Silke; Mario N. Tamburri; Hairong Tang; Toste Tanhua; Maciej Telszewski; Pierre Testor; Julie Thomas; Christoph Waldmann; Fred Whoriskey
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